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Carson Hocevar a Top-Tier DFS Option at Las Vegas
Although the fan base seems to be giving up on Carson Hocevar's potential as he has caused more crashes and been arguably sloppier than he even was last year, avoid him at your own peril. Hocevar hasn't posted a particularly good finish at Las Vegas yet, but Spire Motorsports clearly has speed here if they were even able to put Michael McDowell on the pole here in the spring and despite finishing thirtieth two laps down in the March race, he earned points in both stages before spinning out Ty Gibbs on pit road. Hocevar also qualified 22nd for today's race, substantially worse than most of the other realistic contenders, not to mention the fact that he had the second-best average lap time in practice. All that makes him a great option for DFS Place Differential points especially since he has only been placed at $7,000 on DraftKings due to his poor earlier record. He'll likely exceed expectations today.
Source: Racing Reference
Source: Racing Reference
